HOME BANCORP, INC.
Home Bancorp is a Louisiana bank holding company headquartered in Lafayette, Louisiana. Its wholly owned subsidiary, Home Bank, N.A., operates 43 banking offices in south Louisiana, west Mississippi and the Houston region of Texas. The Bank attracts deposits from the general public and uses those funds, along with loan and investment repayments and borrowings, to make loans and invest in securities. Its lending includes residential mortgages, home equity loans and lines, commercial real estate, construction and land, multifamily residential, commercial and industrial, and consumer loans. Its operations are reported as one segment. Home Bancorp earns income principally from interest on loans and investment securities, and also from loan-origination fees, deposit-account service charges and other services. While it continues to originate residential mortgage and consumer loans, its lending efforts focus on commercial real estate and commercial and industrial loans.
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See all $HBCP insider activity →Home Bancorp reported 3Q 2026 net income of $10.1M, down 18.3% YoY, with EPS at $1.28. Net interest income rose 5.3% to $35.9M, but higher expenses and loan-loss provisions reduced earnings. Loans grew 1.1% to $2.8B, while nonperforming assets increased 48.8% to $53.7M.
Piper Sandler kept a Neutral rating on Home Bancorp (HOMB) with a $64 price target, suggesting a 7.6% upside. The bank's non-performing assets rose to 1.92%, raising credit quality concerns, while rising funding costs may limit profitability gains. The analyst note cites these factors for the cautious outlook.
Hometown Bankcorp (HBCP) stock fell 10% today with $3.4M in trading volume. Insiders sold 6,103 shares in the past 6 months. 92 hedge funds increased positions, while 34 decreased, with notable moves by BlackRock and Crawford Fund Management.
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Earnings miss and higher expenses likely pressure the stock lower.
Piper Sandler kept a Neutral rating on Home Bancorp (HOMB) with a $64 price target, suggesting a 7.6% upside. The bank's non-performing assets rose to 1.92%, raising credit quality concerns, while rising funding costs may limit profitability gains. The analyst note cites these factors for the cautious outlook.
Recent insider sales and a sharp price decline suggest downward pressure on HBCP.
Earnings beat on NII may support price, but rising credit costs could weigh on margins.
The leadership transition is a planned change with a long runway, likely resulting in neutral short-term price action while the market evaluates Guidry's strategic direction.
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Home Bancorp reported 3Q 2026 net income of $10.1M, down 18.3% YoY, with EPS at $1.28. Net interest income rose 5.3% to $35.9M, but higher expenses and loan-loss provisions reduced earnings. Loans grew 1.1% to $2.8B, while nonperforming assets increased 48.8% to $53.7M.
Piper Sandler kept a Neutral rating on Home Bancorp (HOMB) with a $64 price target, suggesting a 7.6% upside. The bank's non-performing assets rose to 1.92%, raising credit quality concerns, while rising funding costs may limit profitability gains. The analyst note cites these factors for the cautious outlook.
Hometown Bankcorp (HBCP) stock fell 10% today with $3.4M in trading volume. Insiders sold 6,103 shares in the past 6 months. 92 hedge funds increased positions, while 34 decreased, with notable moves by BlackRock and Crawford Fund Management.
Home Bancorp reported record net interest income and strong core earnings in Q3 2026, but faced higher credit costs and rising non-performing assets. The company cited a robust loan pipeline and favorable rate sensitivity as positive outlook factors, while noting risks from deposit competition and borrower stress. The company also announced a planned CEO transition.
Home Bancorp, Inc. (HBCP) announced CEO John W. Bordelon will retire on January 8, 2027, and be succeeded by Darren E. Guidry, who will also continue as President. Bordelon will remain Chairman and a director. The transition is planned with a long timeline, according to the company.
Home Bancorp (HBCP) will release Q3'26 earnings on October 19. Analysts expect revenue of 40.23M USD and EPS of 1.50 USD.
Home Bancorp (HBCP) will release Q3 2026 earnings on Oct. 19 and host an earnings call on Oct. 20. The call will feature CEO John W. Bordelon, President Darren E. Guidry, and CFO David T. Kirkley. Details and a replay will be available on the company's investor relations site.
Home Bancorp, Inc. reported Q2 2026 results on an earnings call, citing record-high quarterly net interest income in its 118-year history, driven by higher earning-asset yields and stable deposit costs (cost of deposits 1.66%). Management expects mid-single-digit loan growth in 2H 2026, further NIM gains in Q3-Q4, and about one-third of classified assets to be resolved by year-end.
Home Bancorp, Inc. (Nasdaq: HBCP) reported Q2 2026 net income of $11.6 million, or $1.48 diluted EPS, up from $11.4 million, or $1.45 in Q1. Loans were $2.8B and deposits $3.1B at June 30. NIM rose to 4.24% from 4.16%. The company increased its quarterly dividend by 3% and said it expects no sizable losses despite higher criticized loans.
HOME BANCORP, INC. (HBCP) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. EX-99.1 2 a2026q2earningsrelease.htm EX-99.1 Document For further information contact: John W. Bordelon, Chairman of the Board and CEO (337) 237-1960 Release Date: July 20, 2026 For Immediate Release HOME BANCORP, INC. ANNOUNCES 2026 SECOND QUARTER RESULTS AND INCREASES QUARTERLY
